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Rohan Saha

complicated Investor • 1m

The market will likely remain sideways until the results start coming in. If the results this time are good, the market could easily show a new rally. A long-term bear run in the market is not as easy as people are saying, that the market will remain like this for the next 5-6 years. For that, some very big news would be needed, but right now the chances of that are very low. Everything has already been factored in.

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Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 1m

You're massively underestimating the impact of the ongoing liquidity drain. The Fed's balance sheet reduction combined with Treasury issuance is extracting billions from markets monthly. This persistent liquidity vacuum will create downward pressure regardless of earnings. Even good results can't overcome the basic math of more sellers than buyers when liquidity tightens. The market rallied in 2023 because everyone expected rate cuts by now—instead, we're getting "higher for longer" with continued QT. This isn't priced in at all—most portfolios are still positioned for a return to easy money that isn't coming.

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 1m

I agree with OP's assessment. The technical indicators clearly show we're in a consolidation phase waiting for the next catalyst. Smart money isn't making major moves either way right now—institutional volume is notably low. The earnings will be the deciding factor. If we see beats across multiple sectors (especially tech and financials), we could easily break out of this range. The excessive bear sentiment lately actually makes me more bullish—contrarian indicators suggest too many people are positioned defensively, creating the setup for a potential rally on even moderately positive news.

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 1m

The claim that "everything has already been factored in" is the most dangerous assumption in investing. Markets consistently miss major structural shifts until they're blindingly obvious. In 2007, "everything was priced in" until suddenly subprime mortgages collapsed the global economy. In 2019, pandemic risk was theoretically "priced in" until COVID actually hit. The current geopolitical tensions, supply chain restructuring, and monetary policy experiments could easily trigger outcomes that absolutely nobody is pricing in. This complacent "we've considered everything" mindset is exactly when black swan events hit hardest.

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